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If you have any of the following skills or experience, this is the job for you: Sales Associate, Cashier, Sales Clerk, Brand Associate, Apparel Team Member, Wireless Sales Consultant, Key Holder Also, several of our top performing staff have migrated from the following food service fields and found a home with us: Bartender, Mixologist, Server, Host, Waiter, Waitress, Catering Company Description Revelare Kitchens is on a mission to improve the lives of homeowners by providing unique solutions.
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Overview of the Lead, Sales (Key Holder) role. Williams-Sonoma, Inc. will consider for employment qualified applicants with criminal histories in a manner consistent with the requirements of the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, or other applicable state or local laws and ordinances.
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One year of prior leadership, supervisory, or retail key holder work experience. To see the salary range for this position please click here: Pay Transparency Shift Lead. One year of prior leadership, supervisory, or retail key holder work experience.
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Our corporate values that guide our actions and decisions are our People First culture, customers, quality, shareholders, integrity, and corporate responsibility.
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